What are precompiled headers? Often C++ source files include headers from external libraries. In Windows you include windows.h. These header files can be very large and they take some time to process. Each time you compile a C++ file the compiler has to read and process thousands of lines from these header files. But external … Read more
I would follow this process In your main project Increment your Assembly Version no. In your Visual Studio Setup project Set “Remove Previous Version” to true Increment the Version No. (this will change the product code for you too)
This happened to me once. It turned out the inconsistency of the Debug vs Release builds. When I modified one build, the other build was being compiled. Please set both builds with same include folders and see if it works. Good luck.
Here is a more-or-less complete guide to upgrading Visual Studio 2008 trial to pro in Windows 7. Download and install/unzip AnVir Task Manager Free (portable version here: http://www.anvir.com/downloads/taskfree.zip) Go to Start -> Control Panel -> Programs and Features. Select Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Professional ENU, click Uninstall/Change at the top of the list. Wait for … Read more
The Text Editors menu is all there is, and it doesn’t allow you to do the things you want. When you right-click on an aspx page, click “Formatting and Validation…” and then click the button “Tag Specific Options…” you get a bunch of settings per client- or server-tag, but not for the <%-tags. As for … Read more
You could create your own ResourceDictionary class, inheriting from ResourceDictionary. Then you can arrange that at design-time this custom ResourceDictionary loads some explicitly defined styles (i.e. those loaded from the app at runtime), whereas at runtime it does nothing at all. The IsInDesignMode-Property could be evaluated for this. Say you have such a class, called … Read more
If you’re after a quick solution, then you can “renew” your existing certificate and just give it a longer expiry date. Cliff Stanford has cleaned up the Microsoft “workaround” and made it available as a simple command line exe – available here: http://may.be/renewcert/ – Nice work Cliff !
I was having this problem several times a day. Make sure the Language setting is set to “Same as Microsoft Windows” under Tools -> Options -> Environment.
You can turn it off via Tools / Options Then, in the option-window, you select ‘Text Editor’, then the language of your choice (C# for ex). Then, you select ‘Advanced’, and then, you have a checkbox which says: ‘Surround generated code with #region’
You can use a ComboBox with its ComboBoxStyle (appears as DropDownStyle in later versions) set to DropDownList. See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.comboboxstyle.aspx